Darlington Academy - Kinesis Yearbook (Darlington, SC)

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1. Painted faces! Nichole Dargan volunteers to help the Bazaar by painting either Clemson or Carolina on visitors' faces. 2. I know you, don't If? One of the cakeservers knows someone that wants to purchase something. 3. Help! jerry Bonnoitt is in the stockade. Some- one donated a dollar just to keep this criminal out of their way. 4. Funny faces. Bonnie Richardson walks around to greet the smaller children. 5. How much??? This young Gamecock fan pur- chases a small stuffed animal from the Bazaar 19

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 Our Heritage Our Heritage was the theme of the annual bazaar this year. It was based on old buildings and places around Darlington. A lot of work was spent on the bazaar this year. Many skillful adults worked hard to make crafts and wood- works. Parents and children worked hard on the scenery and shops of the bazaar for nearly a week. There were many shops that had merchandise for everyone. Some shops had toys for children and others had food and furniture items. In the tavern a delicious chicken bog was served. Overall the bazaar was very successful. 1. Secretaries. Mrs. Dickerson and Mrs. Goodson keep a close watch over the raffle tickets. 2.1 can't reach it! Miss Sims fries to gel some more napkins to try to clean up a mess she didn't make 3. Country Comer. This group of Old Timey mothers find time to talk. 18

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Graduation is a sign of achievement. Once a student has received his diploma, they know that their twelve years of school have been a success. The students have worked hard to complete the twelve years of school in order to earn their diploma. The seniors are proud of their achievements and happy to be graduating. Graduation is also a time of sadness. The seniors are leaving their teachers, their many friends, and the feeling of oneness that is Darlington Academy. At graduation one will see both tears of happiness and tears of sadness. Either way, graduation proves to the seniors that success comes from much hard work. 1. Class of 1983. Rodney lohnson, Mac losey, Wilson Kirven, Tammie Byrd Dixon, Angela Dickerson, and lulia Ann Hoffmeyer 2. A tearful welcome, lulia Ann Hoffmeyer. salutatorian. gave the opening speech at graduation She thanked her parents and her many teachers for all their help 3. A farewell to all. Mac losey, valedictorian and Frierson Award recipient, challenged his fellow graduates to strive for excellence in their future endeavors. 20 Commencement: Beginning